SOLUPUP 100W Portable Solar Panel for Power Station-24% Efficiency Bifacial Solar Panels with MC4 Output, 5-in-1 Cable, Waterproof Foldable Solar Charger for RV Camping, Off-Grid, Blackouts (New 100W)

I love it,I can get power on a cloudy day

Nice product, works wonderful

Amazing product! Works great and very durable.

I picked this up as part of a handful of hardware to start building out some portable and backup power. I paired this with a Jackery and the pair have become a great, effective, reliable power solution. The panel folks up pretty small and is easy to carry and lightweight. With the kickstand it's pretty stable once set up but you have to be careful because light means the wind can be a problem if you don't try to anchor it or keep an eye on it. The inluded cables were good enough to get me going but I added some things like extensions etc. As someone else mentioned, it would have been perfect if this had a spot to store or lash the cables. I use a Velcro wrap to put the on the handle to keep them from getting lost. Charges quick and performs as good as my friends more expensive panel for less than half the price. I'll likely get another 100w panel to add to this set up. We have used this in remote parts of the yard and clubhouse for the kids. We've used it on little camp trips and outings. I haven't had the chance to use this in a power outage yet, but I know it will come in handy.

The SOLUPUP 100W Portable Solar Panel is an impressive and reliable companion for camping, RV trips, emergency backup, and off-grid adventures. The bifacial design and high 24% conversion efficiency help maximize solar charging, even in less-than-ideal conditions, making it a great match for portable power stations. I also appreciate the durable, foldable construction that makes it easy to transport and store, while the IP65 waterproof rating adds confidence when using it outdoors. The included 5-in-1 cable and MC4 output provide excellent compatibility with a wide range of devices and power stations, making setup quick and convenient. Overall, it's a well-built, efficient solar panel that delivers dependable performance and outstanding value for anyone looking for portable renewable power

I like this solar panel. It is lightweight for the wattage (meaning cells are a good efficiency) and easily folds up for simple transport. The set includes cables that can be used to connect to several different types of connectors. I used one to connect straight into a "solar generator" which is just a big battery and inverter system allowing power to be stored and then used later via AC power, 12-volt, or 5-volt USB. Alternatively, you could hook this up to a solar charge controller and then almost any 12-volt battery. I tested this on a relatively sunny day (March 20th, gulf coast Texas, at approx 2:45 pm) hooked up directly to a solar generator and recorded a fairly steady power input of 86 watts. Compared to the nameplate power rating of 100 watts, this is very good and frankly better than I expected, especially for the afternoon. The panel has a very simple fold-out bracket that allows it to stand up at about 45 degrees. The stands can be set up by one person, but would be much easier with two. The one concern I have for these panels is actually linked to a positive - the panel is quite lightweight so the only way to use its simple stand is if there is almost no wind. If there is wind you need to set this up differently (tie it down to something) to keep it from falling over. Overall, this panel is a decent to good value for money. It is excellent for camping, where you really want to recharge all of your phones, tablets, flashlights, radios, etc. when coupled with the right solar controller or solar generator. It being so lightweight, it is easy to carry up and set up almost anywhere (so long as it isn't too windy).

This 100W panel set is great for camping. Depending on the size of your power bank, as well as direct sunlight will determine how quickly your power bank will charge. I have both the 100W and 200W panels, and if I had to pick one for camping, I (personally), would pick the 100W. You can see in my photo the size difference between the two lol. If you have a large camping spot, you might be fine with the size of the 200W. Like it's bigger brother, the solar panel works great. It kept my Jackery power bank charged. It did not have any cable adapters, so keep that in mind and make sure you have what you need to connect the panels to your power bank.

I picked up this SOLUPUP 100W portable solar panel because I wanted a reliable option for charging my power station during trips and unexpected outages, and I have been really impressed with how practical and easy it is to use. This is quite light and works well, which makes a big difference when I am packing for camping or just moving it around the house or yard to catch better sunlight. The foldable design feels well thought out since it packs down compactly but opens up into a solid surface area for charging, and I like that the materials feel durable without adding unnecessary weight. In my experience the universal adapter worked for my power station without any hassle, so I did not have to worry about compatibility or extra accessories. What stands out to me most is how efficient and consistent the charging performance feels throughout the day. I notice that even in partially cloudy conditions it still produces a usable amount of power, and in full sun it charges at a steady rate that makes it feel dependable for off grid use. The stand is good and sturdy for a lightweight panel, so I can angle it properly without it tipping over or shifting in light wind. I also appreciate the included cable options since it gives me flexibility depending on what I am connecting, and the waterproof rating adds some peace of mind when I leave it outside for extended periods. After using it regularly I feel like it strikes a great balance between portability, durability, and real world performance, making it a solid addition to my setup.